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1. Conveyors do NOT attach to ceilings
2. Remember Minecraft's old School T-Flip Flops.
This uses a small "cart" that goes forward and backward, carrying a block on it and a few more blocks for moving the cart and blocks.
This was a fantastic puzzle. The eureka moment of the puzzle and the actual execution of the idea was fantastic for such a simple looking concept. Loved it!
My output block never waits for anything with my timing, and the next input block moves into the chamber as the last comes out perfectly. I'm baffled how some have faster times than this. There must be some way to increase how fast the output block reaches the receiver, but I can't think of how without a welder and rotor assembly.
used a conveyor belt on the ground with 28 belts and 7 blocks, and 2 sensors to control which conveyor belt was under the gap
314/124/159
many conveyors and falling, much gravity abuse, I really should have thought this through better than I did because it turned out rate-sensitive and that's really not very good at all. On the plus side, I made pi. (314/.../159)